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This revised thinking I feel has upgraded my own focal points as areas I will be exploring even further in my work in the period ahead. What do you think? Do you think the list is missing something? My upgraded thinking on the 20 top innovation aspects to master and resolve. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. The implication of this list or even simply parts of it The effective tasking of innovation activities today cannot be left to chance; it has to be designed into the organization from top to bottom. Gaining a deeper understanding does make a real difference. Kwaliteitenspel.nl. The 10 Personas of a Good Brainstorm Facilitator.
And allow me to make another wild guess. Many of those sessions left you feeling underwhelmed, over-caffeinated, disappointed, disengaged, and doubtful that much of ANYTHING was ever going to happen as a result of your participation. Yes, again? I thought so. There's a ton of reasons why most brainstorming sessions under-deliver, but the main reason -- the Mount Olympus of reasons (drum roll, please....) is the brainstorm facilitator. Armed with a short list of ground rules, a flipchart marker, and a muffin, most brainstorm facilitators miss the mark completely. The reason has less to do with their process, tools, and techniques than it does with their inability to adapt to what's happening, real-time, in the room.
In an all-too-professional attempt to be one-pointed, they end up being one-dimensional, missing out on a host of in-the-moment opportunities to spark the ever-mutating, collective genius of the group. Translation? Use your right brain and your left. OK. 4. 6. 8. 10. Website Trainnovation. Weblog Trainnovation.